Greg NeiseBlogger: GREG NEISE
Location: Chicago, Illinois

Website: nabirding.com
Greg Neise developed his interests in birds, photography and conservation as a youngster growing up in Chicago, across the street from Lincoln Park Zoo. At the age of 13, he worked alongside Dr. William S. Beecher, then Director of the Chicago Academy of Sciences and a pioneering ornithologist, and learned to photograph wildlife, an interest that developed into a career supplying images for magazines, newspapers, institutions and books, including National Geographic (print, web and television), Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Boston Globe, Nature, Lincoln Park Zoo, Miami Zoo, Jacksonville Zoo, The Field Museum and a host of others. He has served as President of the Rainforest Conservation Fund, a volunteer organization dedicated to preserving the world's tropical rainforests. Greg is a web developer for the ABA, and of course, a fanatical birder.

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05/18/2012 - #ABArare - Oriental Greenfinch - Attu, Alaska :: Comments (0)
#ABArare czar, John Puschock (who I'm covering for at the moment), is on Attu guiding a group that has had a week of excellent birds, including multiple Short-tailed Albatross, Wood Sandpiper and multiple Brambling. But yesterday, he struck a bit of Attu gold, when the group came upon three Brambling,... READ MORE »
04/18/2012 - #ABArare Elaenia sp. in Illinois :: Comments (4)
I had a great morning. I went birding this morning in Colorado Springs, with ABA board members and staff. We didn't see a lot, but it was great fun. Then I went back out in the afternoon, and I got some great shots of a Canyon Wren. Awesome bird. Then,... READ MORE »
10/26/2011 - Do they get it? :: Comments (7)
I was recently interviewed as an “expert” by Boxoffice Magazine, for an article they do about new movies called “Expert Opinion”. It was a fun interview, and I think the resulting piece captures most of what I wanted to say about the movie (and, they ran my mug alongside Steve... READ MORE »
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